Confronting a Cliché
Just returned home from speaking at another large international conference where meaningless clichés filled the air and rolled off of people’s tongues. Aside from being …
The personal blog of Gary S. Stager, Ph.D.
Just returned home from speaking at another large international conference where meaningless clichés filled the air and rolled off of people’s tongues. Aside from being …
My colleague showed me a web site for a local artisanal bakery in Los Angeles. He pointed out how this piece of what you might …
Last week, Ben Grey asked me, “In 5 tweets or less, can you share your vision for computing in education?” via Twitter. I’m not sure …
I often remind teachers that as educators, their role is to educate everyone – children, parents, administrators, colleagues and the guy sitting next to you …
Imagine a place where a diverse population learns more in a few days than they otherwise would in years. Imagine a space where tinkering is …
ISTE 2012 marks my 25th ISTE/NECC Conference as a presenter. I’m doing the following sessions. Drop by and say, “Hello!” The Best Educational Ideas in …
The Creative Educator has published my fifth article in a series on effective project-based learning, A Good Prompt is Worth 1,000 Words. The text of this article …
Kim Cofino recently convinced the Head of her international school to blog. Kim reached out to lots of folks and asked them to comment on …
In a few hours I will be making the hellish trip across the Pacific from Australia to Los Angeles for the second time in as …
American public school educators have been insulted, mocked, punished, shamed, blamed and threatened by politicians, Bill Gates, corporations and the media for a decade. Their …